Couldn't resist sharing the way the Boston Herald's page-one reaction to the New England Patriots signing Tim Tebow -- with a photo of the Chosen One Tebowing in a Broncos uniform, accompanied by the headline, "GOOD GOD!" Whether Tebow will be as good is a totally different question -- but we'll enjoy laughing from afar.
After former Broncos quarterback/controversy lightning rod quarterback Tim Tebow was cut by the Jets in April, some pundits speculated that he would never catch on with another team. Wrong: Yesterday, word broke that he'll sign with the New England Patriots, whose offensive coordinator, Josh McDaniels, drafted him in Denver (en route to practically ruining the team). The news was startling, as reflected by the memes that began popping up almost instantaneously. We've collected our favorites below. Laugh along with them below.
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In late April, onetime toast of Denver Tim Tebow found himself sans employment after being cut by the New York Jets -- and since then, no other NFL team has given him a sniff. Fortunately, though, he's got a career alternative: Controversial talk-show host Glenn Beck, who feels Tebow's faith is being used against him, recently announced that he'd love to hire Tebow to do sports for him. Check out the sort-of offer, plus a debate about Tebow's skills focusing on his achievements with the Broncos, in the video below; start at about the 4:45 minute mark.
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Hard to believe, but it's only been a little more than thirteen months since Tim Tebow was traded by the Broncos to the New York Jets -- and an unlucky thirteen it's been. Tebow went from being the talk of the NFL thanks to his series of miracle victories for the Broncos to a high-profile splinter-collector.
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Now, Tebow has been cut by the Jets, prompting a whole new round of web ribbing from online memers. Check out a sampling of the images below while you feel lucky that Timmy is no longer Denver's problem.
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We're halfway through the last year of our lives. So what were all of us reading on the Latest Word?
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Out of the 1,804 or so posts published on Latest Word, here are the ten most popular of 2012. Those of you with a Latest Word elite membership will recognize many if not all of these headlines...
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At the New York Jets' Tim Tebow-introduction press conference yesterday, The Chosen One made it clear he was excited. Oh man, did he ever. Someone with plenty of time on his hands has created a clip documenting how many times Timmy used variations on the word "excited" during the event. The total? A jaw-slackening 45, as shown in the hilariously exciting video-montage on view below.
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Ever since Tim Tebow was traded to the New York Jets, observers have wondered if he can maintain his squeaky clean image in the City That Never Sleeps (and Tends to Sleep Around).
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Just prior to his scheduled introduction to the NYC media, we're getting an indication via a billboard that makes a veiled reference to his junk.
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Denver may be landlocked, but the town was hit by a hurricane two years ago -- and its name was Tim Tebow. Now that Peyton Manning has signed with the Broncos and Tebow's trade to the New York Jets is offical, the time is right to look back on Tebowmania, from the first time his name ever appeared in this space to the fateful day earlier this week when he became part of team's past rather than its future. Remember the madness below.
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If you weren't amused by Jimmy Fallon's Tebowie skit the first time around, tough luck -- because you're about to see a lot more of it. Even before The Chosen One was traded to the Jets, Fallon reprised the gag to reflect the Broncos' Peyton Manning signing, complete with lyrics such as "Tebow got screwed in the back door/Now he's a virgin no more." See it below alongside a bonus clip from Countdown with Keith Olbermann, in which the host discusses the reasons the Tebow-to-NYC deal nearly collapsed.
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Right now, Tim Tebow is watching the Denver Broncos' attempt to sign Peyton Manning -- a deal that would supplant him as the team's starting quarterback. But many YouTube watchers want him to watch something else -- videos exhorting him to help make murderous Ugandan strongman Joseph Kony famous. And the folks behind the campaign have targeted him as well.
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